Call a few places and act like a customer and ask what they charge More on reddit.com

U.S Dollars , do it by yard size . First off have a minimum load up fee for small less then 1/4 acre of 55$ maybe 40 $ for townhouses , then go up from there to about 90$ per acre. Cut , weed eat, blow, edge. If there is more weed eating add, more edging add. Sell it as a full service not by the hour. Sell hedges and mulching , tree limbs differently but by the job. More on reddit.com

Overhead + job costs + profit = price. If the job takes one hour. Add up all your overhead costs for the year. Overhead is everything you need to keep the lights on, even if you have zero jobs. Rent, insurance, vehicles, etc. Divide by 365. Then divide that by 8-10 hours, however much you plan to work per day. You could go even further and discount holidays and weekends, but keep it easy. Ok, now you have a daily overhead number. Job costs are materials and labor to do the job. Hourly labor, drive time, plus any WC insurance, taxes, gas, blades, etc. If it's any easier, do the yearly costs and divide. Then add in profit. Take the two numbers above for our example of a one hour job and double it. That's your final price. Run some real numbers, don't fool yourself. A job might take a half hour and you're a solo guy, and you charge $40 say. "Oh, I'm making $80/hr." No, run some real numbers. And just for shits and giggles, let's say you don't have a truck payment or employees or all the insurance yet, run numbers on that. More on reddit.com

I had a decent service for ~$40/mow. That was usually twice a month. Weeding & Bush work was by the hour and sometimes would be up to $200 (Way too expensive for what they did and often would be pretty slow for what would take me 30 minutes) Fertilizing is usually $60/application. This depends on the program you're on, but some companies try to get you into a full season program which is almost monthly. You don't need that much. So if you add all this up, it is around ~$150/month or so. Not worth it in my opinion unless you don't have a spare hour or two on the weekends and to invest in the cheap amount of gear you need (~$500 for a mower, spreader, and product) More on reddit.com